Arienzo Beach Club: A Coastal Paradise in Positano

Getting There

• Car

  If you are driving, start from any location in the Amalfi Coast and make your way to Positano. Follow the SS163 road, which is the scenic coastal route. As you approach Positano, you will need to navigate through the narrow streets. Look for signs to 'Spiaggia Arienzo' or 'Arienzo Beach Club'. Park at one of the nearby parking areas, as street parking is limited. Note that parking may incur a daily fee, typically ranging from €20 to €30 depending on the season.

• Public Transportation - Bus

  To reach Arienzo Beach Club by public transport, take a SITA bus from any town along the Amalfi Coast (such as Amalfi or Ravello) towards Positano. Make sure to check the bus schedule for the latest timings. Once you arrive at the Positano bus stop, you will need to walk toward the beach area. Follow the signs to 'Spiaggia Arienzo', which is approximately a 15-minute walk downhill. Be prepared for some steep paths. The bus ticket costs around €2-€3 per person.

• Public Transportation - Ferry

  Alternatively, you can take a ferry service that operates from Amalfi or Sorrento to Positano. After disembarking in Positano, follow the signs toward the beach area. From the ferry dock, you will need to walk uphill briefly before descending towards 'Spiaggia Arienzo'. The ferry ride offers stunning views of the coast. A one-way ferry ticket typically costs around €15-€20 per person.

• Walking

  Once you are in Positano, and if you prefer to walk from the main beach area (Spiaggia Grande), head towards Via Arienzo. The walk will take approximately 20-25 minutes. It involves some uphill walking, but the views are rewarding. Make sure to wear comfortable shoes and bring plenty of water, especially during the warmer months.